Feasting on Meat | Replenishing Energy at the Slope House

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Since it's Sunday, I thought I'd post an article that has absolutely nothing to do with slope engineering (construction) for a change, lol.

Steak, After All

I actually go out to eat meat pretty often, lol.

In particular, the easiest way to get there isSteak, After AllThat's right.

This place is cheap and delicious—it's a great value.

It costs 1,000 yen for about 180 grams.

Rice, soup, vegetables, and macaroni are all-you-can-eat.

 

This is an absolutely insane price war!

And since I know it's delicious, I'll go for the 300g one that costs around 2,000 yen instead of the 180g one lol

Meat can be tough on your stomach if you're not feeling well—it can cause indigestion—but the texture of chewing it, that feeling of really digging in, and just the sensation of eating it are just the best, aren't they?

It makes you wonder, "Did she eat it?" doesn't it?

It’s hard on my stomach, so it doesn’t actually give me a boost of energy, but I go eat it anyway because it makes me feel like it will. (My stomach’s getting weaker as I get older, lol.)

 

It’s not like yakiniku actually gives you stamina, but I guess everyone likes it because they feel like it does, huh?

They say illness starts in the mind, so let’s take care of our mental state, eat some delicious food, and go out feeling full of energy!

 

See you later.

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